[davewrit]

Never having dipped into her "innards" (still a newbie), can I remove the casette unit under the gas tank "hood" without losing the radio function? Seems like great place to mount a couple of powerlets, and store my iPhone.

 

[Bones1955]

I understand that the radio is in that box.
If you have the cd changer in the back right one you can pull that.
I do miss the storage area in the front that my Voyager had..but that's it!

 

[Jriverside]

That is part of the radio:so no you can't take it out. Jim

 

[deputy5211]

That is part of the radio:so no you can't take it out. Jim

Well... One can take it out, but then they are either without a radio, install another system (see the many Jensen installation threads lately), or what?

:wtf:

 

[Bones1955]

I dunno.
I hear every time someone pulls the radio the final drive acts up. or maybe it's the slave cylinder.

 

[shoswell]

Think of the buttons on the top of the "stingray" as a remote. In actuality those controls plug into the "brains" which is part of the Cassette deck. Remove the deck, remove the radio. If you do not have a OEM com system, the blank panel on top of the cassette deck can be removed. You can place your I-"whatever" in that void...

Never having dipped into her "innards" (still a newbie), can I remove the casette unit under the gas tank "hood" without losing the radio function? Seems like great place to mount a couple of powerlets, and store my iPhone.

 

[deputy5211]

I dunno.
I hear every time someone pulls the radio the final drive acts up. or maybe it's the slave cylinder.

That only happens if one uses the wrong type of oil, silly. And we all know that the proper oil is... :corn: